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HADASSAH BAZAAR
WILL OPEN AT THE
ARENA ON APRIL 26
VOL. XVII, NO. 22
of International
ASKS MEDICAL MD Head Order
of B'nai B'rith
FOR THREE MILLION -
JEWS IN RUSSIA;
_
Louis Marshall Delivered Radio
Address on Experiences
Three Members of Ose Society
Made Urgent Plea for
Sick of Race.
Jews in Europe.
Affair to Last Four Days; Pro-
ceeds for Medical Work
in Palestine.
MRS. DAVID R. STOCKER
IS GENERAL CHAIRMAN
MUST HAVE $950,000
FOR ONE YEAR'S WORK
Autographs of Famous Persons
and Beauty Contest Are
Among Attractions.
Soviet May Cancel Work-
Say
ing Agreements if Fund Not
Obtained by First of May.
y
NEW YORK.—Supplied With vol
uminous statistics concerning the
health of the Jewish population of
Soviet Russia and the border states,
throe members of the Central Commit-
tee of the Ose, a society for the pro-
tection of the health of the Jewish i
po pulation Of Eastern Europe, in an
interview at the Hotel Endicott ap
pealed to Jews in America to go to
the rescue of 3,000,000 Jews in Soviet I
Russia. The men sent from the Her-,
lin headquarters Of the Ose were Dr.',
Muses Gran, who said he witnessed,
cannibalism in the Volga district
ing the 1921 famine, Dr. Abraham
Rosenthal of Palestine and M. Gee-'
gel of Berlin.
Dr. Rosenthal, the spokesman, ex'
pluined that the Ose was interested
h;(-)1
eRifustshieat J‘sew
in a i d.iinwgi lt tie,-)n811d)esr,, c‘eivt.ett
MACK RETURNS TO
THE ZIONIST FOLD
ADOLF KRAUS
BINAI B'RITH OPENS
CONVENTION APR 20
CO
were deprived of civic rights beeausel
they were not Communists. lie said
that unless help came from America' Twelfth Quinquennial Meeting
mostOf the work of the Ose would
Held Last Week in At-
have to be given up, because the Joint
Distribution Committee is liquidating
lantic City.
its work On May 1 and the present
—
budget of the committee and the Ose'
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.--(J. T.
cannot last longer than that date.
"The normal tuberculosis rate s . is •,, 1 A.) — One hundred and thirty-five
per cent amochool
children,"
ail .. delegates arrived here April 20 to
"Today
it is between
l. s
ntion
Rosenthal
77 r.
a. R
ti per cent. Fifty percent of the attend the international conveB'nai
children are predisposed toward tuber- • of the Independent Order
ory
As the opening elate of the great
Hadassah bazaar approaches, the
women in charge of arrangements are
sure that it will he the largest and
best attended bazaar ever held in the
city. New developments this week
have added so many interesting items
to the bazaar that its success is now
assured.
Mrs. David Stocker announced re•
cently that two rest rooms have been
provided for visitors at the bazaar.
These will be in addition to the tea
room, which will be in the nature of
■ rest room, but in which refresh-
LUCIUS L. SOLOMONS
ments will be sold. There will also
be a nursery room for babies be-
tween 2 and 7 years of age, where
tired mothers may check their young-
sters in the expert care of Mrs. Rob-
ert Loewenberes who will be assisted
by a number of Campfire girls. Ba-
bies will be provided with pure milk
and graham crackers by the girls.
Says He Was Ever Faithful to
As an added attraction to mothers
whose
visits to the bazaar might be
Cause, at University
attended with difficulties, Mrs. Stock-
Meeting.
er has announced that admission to
mothers will he free on Monday and
BOSTON.—(J. T. A.1—Enthusi. Wednesday afternoons between 4 and
asst marked the celebration of the 6 o'clock. In view of the fact that
opening of the Hebrew' University the Fishson players will present a
held here recently, when Judge Julian one-act comedy in Yiddish on Monday
W. Mack made his first appearance night, Mrs. Stocker believes that this
on a Zionist platform since the split latter arrangement will prove espe•
in the Zionist movement occurred fol- cially attractive to mothers who de-
lowing the Cleveland convention in sire to take advantage of the bargains
1921. Declaring that he had ever re- of the bazaar and be free from the
.aired faithful to the Zionist cause, care tofeitrhe ur ysim
hailye do-
ngall children wni
re h
fudge Mack stressed the task which
lies before American Jewry and ' main without any admission charge
called the opening of the university for the playlet Monday night at
a signal challenge to the manliness of o'clock.
America's Jews.
o
White H use Etching.
"The Jews of the United States are
Miss Julia Wine who has been in
comfortabl , 'Ad at ease and the ques-
tion is if they will be magnanimous charge of gathering autographs of
and visionary enough to carry out famous men and women for auction
their duty properly for their own during the bazaar, reported satisfac-
sake and for the sake of their chit- tory progress to Mrs. Stocker Tues-
day. A small etching of the White
dren," Judge Mack declared. H e
emphasized the necessity for Ameri. ; House, autographed by Mrs. Calvin
can Jews to to their share for the I Coolidge, heads the list of valuable
sake. of posterity, that if their chil- article which will be for sale. Mrs.
drew inquire what their fathers had' Edith Bolling Wilson has sent beau.
• clone in the hour of need they will I tiful copy of her late husband's work,
be able to answer with truth and dig- "An Appreciation of Robert E. Lee,"
nity that the crucial moment had not I across the top of which she has writ-
e name.
found them wanting, Judge Mack de- ten hr
Anz ia Yezierska, the well known
dieted.
Governor Fuller was warmly greet- I Yiddish writer, has contributed five
el when he 'Dueled the traditions and autographed books. Rex Beach, James
Hey-
Oliver Curwood, Irvin a)
culosis. li'rith.
"Today the Ose alone had 59 dis-
The technical details and procedure
t
pensaries, clinics and hospitals. It
has treated 20,000 children and 600 of the convention were arranged at
a meeting of the executive committe
adults in the last two yours, giving
Co,
wood Braun have also obliged in send-
ing autographed copies of their
works. These books, together with
REMAIN IN OFFICE
represented, and shall become in time i n any of the booths, as e
a place where all the arts and sciences working hard and faithfully for the
are well taught. The countries in ! success of the venture: Mrs. Abra-
which the Jews have been the freest,' ham Srere and Mrs. Edward Atlas,
happiest and most prosperous should who have been assisting with the re-
provide needed endowments. There- toilers' booth; Mrs. Sol. Perlman, in
fore, America should lead the way charge of the distribution of tickets,
were quickly disillusioned. Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, spoke
' and Mrs. William Gordon, who has
e mployment. in the Fame spirit. Sir Herbert in and net the pace."
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin so
was
y a dearth eif
Among the. speaker: were Judge been assisting in the general arranges
ly. Ile said, in part: "I interpret The
tated that there is much work David A. Lowrie of the Superior' ments.
the story of Abraham and Isaac from The housing conditions were of the reply s
Mrs. Robert Marwil will appear at
somewhat different angle than does
most
primitive
character of
and
without to be done in Palestine before it will Court, Professor D. Gordon Lyons of
'- the
slightest
advantage
sanitation,
be ono the Jewish national home and
a
. •
• rd and Dr. Ninon Touroff, Ares- all the Sunday Schools Saturday and
II
Rabbi Wolsey. To me the .
Sunday to make the final anon
the attempt of the old to sacrifice
vsomen
and
children
compla. , Men,
crowded
into a
single
room. were
They that
he will, in
any if case,
remain
in octant of the Ilebrew College of BOA- I
the country,
even
he will
not con-
, ments of the bazaar. Miss Sarah
ton.
were unable to speak the language o f time
youth for the pleasure and
as high commissioner.
---,---------.----'—
, Weinberg, in charge of the musical
to
ear
friends
or
cency of the elders. We hear
Th had no
booth; Miss Blume Levin,
rs an d the countr
Gd o f our f athe
were no philanthro-
muh of the o
adviser s. There ey
l at the head of a group of expert for-
,,
.
of the God of our chil-
could give them
ic
tune tellers of the gypsy booth, and
mete enough
te organizations that co
If we are to accomplish any- tt
o
' vi-- Morris Blumberg, in charge of
dren. g in the diretin of saving our help an d encuragement.
The young i,
c o
1
were especially subjecteel to
the electrical appliances booth, have
thin
t too optimistic. women
no
youth. and I am
also done good service.
we, the elders, must begin to make the greatest of
perils.
1925,
at
Temple
ergency committee has Excerpts from Sermon Delivered Sunday Morning, April 12,
"The emergency
The selection of the most beautiful
taken energetic steps toward bring-
Beth El, by Rabbi Leo M. Franklin.
sacriticen."
girl in attendance at the bazaar ; has
about an amelioration of these
Sunday n g .
I
Iv that a belief in resurrection of the been put forward to
f
conditions. A careful survey has been
rs. B. Roy Salinger, in charge
Among the strongent influences
Jelly has no logical foundation
made by competent social workers,
h on
the
bachelor
jury which
i
in Melecting
local committees have been organ- that have turned the hearts of thou- Jewish thought, with the result that s
local
aid is now being given. sands of our people to Palestine as various passages in the Prayer Book turn will choose the most beautiful
d, medical
me
implying that belief were removed girl, announced Wednesday that sev-
inent
Work is being provided for those who
st promesent
land of promise has been a purely
and reference to immortality inserted ' eral of the city's most be pr
have trades and various plans are be- a
bachelors have agreed
ing evolved to enable those who ran sentimental one. I do not now refer in their stead,
only to read the famillar and pass their judgment. Her plan
perform physical labor or who pos. to the fact that about the land of tie
One need!,
hallowed asso-
thirty-seventh chapter of Ezekiel, that is to have Miss Jere Bonstelle first
' less the requisite qualifications to fathers cluster many I all
he
marvelous
chapter
of the Valley of pin on the dresses of 15 girls a num-
earn livelihoods in various occupa- ing
eiations
for merely
t Jew. as the historical
of Zion
Dry Bones, to indicate that in his ber and a distinguishing mark, which
birthplace
of
our
people
or
as
the
lions.
day
there
must
have
been a generally , they will wear in their visits to the
,
Canada.
sty of
ent us booths. The judges, their
G
tated that the Do. land where many of our prophets and accepted doctrine of bodily resurres. vdario
iity unknown to the girls selected
our seers found inspiration. But I
"I have already s
a
tion.
minion of Cana la has acted generous-
You remember how out of the bit. by Miss Bonstelle, will meet after
ly to the refugees. It is however, am
thinking
of was
the old
theological
doctrine
that
widely
current terness of a suffering soul Job cries time and vote on the num bers appear-
se-
d
thus
those
ho
are
w
an
public through many centurien, that only
ing on the various girls
upon the co ndition that
lect the most beautiful. Included
not become commit- those whose graves were laid in Pales- out (Job 14,13 ff .):
admitted
shall
charges and
the emergency
•
arti st a
tee, therefore, feels it incumbent tine would share in • promised recur
"Oh, that Thou wouldest hide me in among these bachelors is an a speci al
the
nether-worlel,
)udge,
an advertising man,
section.
surprise many of my hear-
upon itself to assist the local organiz-
It may
time in the That Thou wouldest keep me secret, writer and a lawyer.
combination
ations in enabling these transmi- I
grants into Canada to bridge over the history
ors to realize
that a at
any i n a bodily
of Israel
belief
That Thou wouldest appoint me a set no mistake.
, The popularity contest, staged by
period which will naturally elapse be- resurrection was widely current.
for
time, and remember me!
I Mrs. Hyman Ullian, will be held
tw een their arrival and the securing
i Truth is that it is only in our etas
and among those who follow the lib If a man die, may he live again?
ghts of the bazaar. She has
of steady employment.
' three ni
All
the
days
of
my
service
would
I
given
"In connection with these efforts eral school of thought that there has
, selected unusual prizes to be
wait,
the girl or woman whose admirers '
the emergency committee has now are been • general 'substitution of the
Till my relief should come—
ranged for the making of careful cur• ; idea of a spiritual immortality for
ou wouldest call, and I would an-I l pace her first in the voting each
I night. She is counting on adoring
vet's by experts into the opportuni- that of a bodily resurrection. Indeed,
ques
swer Thee;
' 3 that may be afforded to immi- it was at the Philadelphia meeting
youth s In love and cli
husban
. ds,
Thou wouldest have a desire to the
the five - cent vote s into
grants in Mexico end other countries. of the Central Conference of Amer,-
"
work of Thy hands.
The natural desire H those living in can Rabbis, held during the last qua/
Jura to last page.)
lands where discrimination exists and ter of the nineteenth century, that tt
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seemed necessary to state dogmatical-
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n
tt :Th e Jewish Idea af Resurrection
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